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  1. Thousands of graphic photos reveal the fate of loved ones tortured, disappeared under Assad regime

    A man with white hair looks somber and holds his glasses in his lap as he reads his brother

  2. Trade tensions temporarily on backburner as PM visits Washington for FIFA celebration

    A man wearing a Team Canada soccer jersey, a dark jacket and a Team Canada scarf raises his fist and cheers.

    Though Prime Minister Mark Carney’s upcoming trip to the U.S. is all about FIFA soccer, it’s hard to overlook the political tensions ahead of the upcoming review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement. If there’s an opportunity to nudge Canada-U.S. relations in a more positive direction, insiders suggest Carney should take it.

  3. Trump offered Putin a tactical victory in Ukraine. It wasn’t enough

    Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump

    The Kremlin has again rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's latest proposals to end the war in Ukraine. While Trump has tried to entice Russian President Vladimir Putin with offers of Ukrainian territory and lucrative future commercial contracts, Putin's goal of subjugating Ukraine isn't something Trump can put on the table.

  4. Israel identifies body of returned hostage as Thai national

    Men in red vest stand next to a white van on a road strewn with rubble.

    Israel has identified the remains of the hostage it received from Hamas on Wednesday as Thai agricultural worker Sudthisak Rinthalak, the prime minister's office said on Thursday.

  5. Transforming F1: How the female and Gen Z fandom is shaping the sport’s future

    A crowd of Formula One fans, with one fan holding up a sign

    In Canada and the U.S., F1 has gone from niche motorsport to mainstream obsession in just a few years. It’s a shift driven by a new wave of fans who are remaking the sport's social media landscape and driving the call for representation.